The Heaven On Earth Wellness Resort And Spa LLC is hosting a Paint and Puff event that promises an evening of creativity, relaxation, and a celebration of cannabis culture.
Date and Time: Saturday, October 14th from 5-7pm EDT
Location: 12511 Woodward Avenue, Highland Park, MI 48203
Here's what attendees can look forward to:
Guided Painting Session: Even if you've never held a paintbrush before, this event is for you. Professional instructors will be on hand to guide attendees, ensuring everyone goes home with a piece of art they're proud of.
BYOC (Bring Your Own Cannabis): The event promotes a responsible approach to cannabis consumption. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own strains, ensuring they can enjoy the event in a manner they're comfortable with.
All About Art: The event promises a hassle-free experience for attendees. With art supplies provided, including canvases, paints, and brushes, all you need to bring is your creativity (and your cannabis)!
Fun and Relaxed Atmosphere: This isn't your typical art class. The venue promises a laid-back atmosphere that promotes both creativity and relaxation.
Vendor Presence: While the question on many attendees' minds might be, "Can I buy from you?" The answer is no, Heaven On Earth does not sell cannabis directly. However, several trusted vendors will be available on-site for those interested in making a purchase.
Tickets: Priced at $35 each, this event offers a unique experience that combines the worlds of art and cannabis. If you're looking for a fresh way to spend your weekend, this might be it.
In a shocking twist of fate, beloved Michigan musician Egypt Covington lost her life due to a catastrophic marijuana robbery gone wrong. The cannabis community and music enthusiasts alike have been shaken by the revelations from a recent court judgment concerning this tragic case of mistaken identity.
Shandon Ray Groom, 30, and Eugene Moore, 37, both hailing from Ohio, were recently sentenced for their involvement in the ill-fated 2017 attempt to steal cannabis. The marijuana-related crime led to Groom facing a prison term of 17 to 26 years for second-degree murder. Meanwhile, Moore was sentenced to 20 to 55 years, with additional charges for a felony firearm offense.
The Michigan State Police unveiled the grim details of Covington's murder. She was found shot in her Van Buren Township home, a day after attending a yoga class in 2017. Disturbingly, her hands were bound with Christmas lights, a haunting image that has since remained etched in the community's memory.
Court testimonies brought to light a harrowing fact. Shane Lamar Evans, 34, another accomplice, confessed that their initial intent was to rob Covington's neighbor of marijuana. In their quest for cannabis, they mistakenly entered Covington's residence. On encountering her, they impulsively decided to shoot her and subsequently used Christmas lights to bind her. Evans, sentenced earlier, will spend 15 to 25 years behind bars for his role in the crime.
Covington's family, determined to find answers, established 'Justice for Egypt: The Truth Behind the Investigation' on Facebook. Their persistence highlighted the shortcomings of the local township's investigation into this marijuana-linked crime, leading to state police intervention. The case saw significant progress with the arrest of Moore and Evans in November 2020, followed by Groom's in December.
Covington's brother, D'Wayne Turner, memorialized her during the trial, emphasizing her indelible impact on the community. "Egypt was a beacon of light, and we'll always cherish her memory," he stated.
Egypt Covington wasn't just a beacon in the music community but also played a role in the cannabis industry. Working as a beer distributor account manager, she was a familiar face at local cannabis events, bridging the gap between music and marijuana. A local brewery paid homage to her influence in both worlds by launching a special brew named "A Girl Named Egypt."
The tragic loss of Egypt Covington serves as a potent reminder of the risks surrounding the marijuana industry. It underscores the urgent need for stringent safety measures, community awareness, and responsible behavior in the ever-growing cannabis market.
In a significant ruling by the Michigan Court of Appeals, a man, previously accused of cultivating 1,100 marijuana plants without proper licensing and guarded by dogs, will no longer face felony charges. This decision was influenced by a 2018 voter-approved law that prescribes lighter penalties for such offenses.
Shaaln Kejbou had initially faced charges under the state health code, risking a potential 15-year imprisonment for his large-scale operation in Michigan's Thumb area. However, under the 2018 statute permitting the cultivation and recreational use of marijuana, growing such a quantity would only result in a 90-day misdemeanor.
The appeals court, in a unanimous 3-0 verdict, clarified that Kejbou's case is governed by this newer legislation. While acknowledging the potential perception of injustice by licensed marijuana businesses, the court emphasized that any solution should come from the Legislature. This statement was highlighted in the opinion shared by judges Michelle Rick and Kirsten Frank Kelley.
Supporting this decision, a Tuscola County judge had previously dismissed the felony charges against Kejbou. Commenting on the matter, Michael Kemnitz, Kejbou's lawyer, remarked, "The Court of Appeals simply followed the plain language of the statute that was approved by the electorate."
The 2018 law permits adults aged 21 and above to use marijuana recreationally. Individuals can possess up to 12 plants and also purchase marijuana products from state-authorized outlets.
In a related development, Eric Wanink from the prosecutor's office estimated the value of Kejbou's marijuana stash to be around $3.5 million if sold on the black market. Contesting this, Kemnitz acknowledged the illegality of Kejbou's actions but emphasized its non-felony status. He further added that such operations are risky, noting the destruction of Kejbou's entire crop.
Michigan's cannabis community is blossoming, and so is the art scene! Combine these two, and you get a splendid evening filled with creativity, relaxation, and, of course, plants! Neva Lee's upcoming event, "Paint + Partake With Plants," is an enchanting call to all who seek a delightful blend of artistry and leisurely enjoyment.
Taking place on Thursday, October 12th, from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm EDT, at the cozy spot of 109 South Washington Square, Lansing, MI 48933, this event promises to be a unique escapade for friends, couples, or solo adventurers who are ready to dive into a world where art meets the calming aura of plants and the light-hearted spirit of partaking.
For a ticket priced at just $45, participants will be treated to an array of activities and perks. Not only will they get to paint a pot, crafting their artistic skills and creating a personalized piece to take home, but they will also receive a pot (of the green variety), ensuring a laid-back, jovial atmosphere throughout the evening.
But wait, there's more! Every ticket also comes with a lovely plant, providing a lasting memento of a night spent enjoying good company, great vibes, and creative expression. Your new leafy friend will surely brighten your space and serve as a delightful reminder of the event.
Neva Lee's doesn't stop there! Guests will be pampered with complimentary cocktails and snacks to keep the spirits high and the energy flowing. For those who prefer their own beverages, the event is BYOB (Bring Your Own Bottle), providing flexibility for everyone to enjoy their drink of choice while mingling and creating.
This event is more than just an art class or a casual get-together; it's a space where creativity, community, and cannabis converge to form a memorable experience. With pot, paint, plants, snacks, friends, and drinks all in the mix, "Paint + Partake With Plants" becomes a canvas where beautiful memories are painted, and new friendships sprout like the plants you'll be taking home.
Step into a world where creativity and cannabis converge to create a mesmerizing and liberating experience. The Higher Perceptions Art & Wellness Center invites you to an enchanting evening of artistic expression paired with a relaxing cannabis-infused atmosphere at the "Cannabis & Canvases Puff-n-Paint Experience". This unique event is scheduled for Saturday, October 14, from 7 to 10 pm EDT at 433 Columbia Ave Holland, MI 49423.
At Cannabis & Canvases, it's not about creating the 'perfect' painting, but embracing the journey of creativity and self-discovery in a supportive and non-judgmental environment. Let your inner artist shine, whether you choose to follow the step-by-step painting instructions or pave your own path, following your 'Higher Perceptions' to create a personalized masterpiece.
Join in a vibrant, cannabis-friendly space where every stroke of the brush is welcomed and celebrated. Whether you choose to puff and paint or simply immerse yourself in your artwork, the choice is entirely yours! This event is a sanctuary for open-mindedness and inclusive creativity where everyone, from novice to seasoned artists, is welcomed to get canna-creative!
Higher Perceptions Art & Wellness Center is at the forefront, leading West Michigan in blending Cannabis wellness, entertainment, art, events, and activities. Through events like the Cannabis and Canvases Puff-n-Paint Experience, they provide an all-inclusive, cannabis-friendly, instructor-led paint class where everyone is free to explore their artistic skills amidst a casual, judgment-free atmosphere.
Public events, private group sessions, and a plethora of activities await you at the Higher Perceptions Art & Wellness Center. Let's get canna-creative together and build a community where art, wellness, and cannabis coalesce into an unforgettable experience.
With the fall season in full swing, Michigan's cannabis community has another reason to rejoice! The Michigan Cannabis Industry Association (MiCIA) is hosting its Fall Caucus and Luncheon on Tuesday, October 17th. The event promises to be a delightful mix of networking, learning, and insightful updates. As always, we at Michigan Marijuana News are thrilled to bring you the details.
For those eager to connect with like-minded professionals, the MiCIA Fall Caucus offers a prime opportunity to network with leading figures in the cannabis industry. Mingle over cocktails, share ideas, and forge new partnerships that might just shape the future of cannabis in Michigan.
In addition to networking, attendees will have the chance to gain insights from industry experts. These sessions are tailored to provide valuable knowledge that can help businesses and enthusiasts alike navigate the ever-evolving landscape of cannabis in our state.
But that's not all! The event will also feature updates directly from MiCIA's lobbyist and Michigan lawmakers. This is an invaluable opportunity for attendees to stay informed about the latest legislative changes and industry trends.
A big shoutout to the event sponsors - Jars, Sun Provisions, and Tend.Harvest.Cultivate. Their support plays a crucial role in making events like these possible, and their commitment to the cannabis community is truly commendable.
For those interested in attending, tickets are priced at $75.00 per individual. If you're planning to come with a group, there's a special offer: book a table for 8 at just $500.00. It's not just an event; it's an investment in knowledge, connections, and the future of cannabis in Michigan.
The MiCIA Fall Caucus and Luncheon 2023 is shaping up to be an unmissable event for anyone invested in Michigan's cannabis scene. Whether you're a business owner, an enthusiast, or just curious about the industry, this event promises valuable takeaways for all.
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